Aussie Mark Robertson is happy to be Town's 'Jack of all Trades.'

The 23 year old started as a striker against Millwall and played in three further positions before the night was out.

"I'm always getting asked which my favourite position is, and I find it very difficult to answer," he said.

"Sometimes it works in your favour being as versatile as I am, but other times you just want to stick to one position, get your head down and make it your own.

"I guess all I really want at the minute is a regular starting spot."

Robertson impressed in his attacking role against The Lions, never giving the opposition defence time to dwell on the ball.

"There are a lot of things I can improve on but I thought I did all right. Maybe if the manager had kept me up front I could have created something.

"As it was I was pushed into left midfield, then right midfield and finished up in central midfield. But you've got to go where the manager wants you and I was just happy to be out there."

Following the sudden departure of Colin Todd, Robertson will be looking to catch Andy King's eye in training.

"I've got to prove I am worth a run in the side. There are a lot of good players at the club but I want to be playing week in, week out."

So far the extra responsibilities of being a father are not sapping his energy.

Robertson and his wife Lucia, celebrated the arrival of daughter Taylor last week.

"She was up a few times the night before the Millwall game but I felt all right," he said.

"Its not like I can jump into the spare room anyway because we've got the family over from Australia.

"The pictures of Taylor were on the Evening Advertiser website last week so our friends back home could see them."